January 2014 Archive
8101.
Swagger API: A framework for visualizing RESTful web services (developers.helloreverb.com)
8102.
Highschooler's solution to charities' marketing (techwurk.org)
8103.
Ask HN: Does any company offer "smart" electrical panels? ()
8104.
When Proton Meets Monopole (1983) (npl.washington.edu)
8105.
Show HN: 3D Bundle, a pack of Vray 3ds Max scenes with all source files included (3dbundle.net)
8106.
Mint adds support for tracking bitcoin wallets (venturebeat.com)
8107.
Zuckerberg makes $3B in one day as Facebook stock surges (nbcnews.com)
8108.
Anyone familiar with www.updox.com? ()
8109.
The Amanda Knox Test: How an Hour on the Internet Beats a Year in the Courtroom (lesswrong.com)
8110.
FluxCards: Spaced Repetition flashcards (and its vast competition) (play.google.com)
8111.
Show HN: Tweet Elephant – A beautiful timeline and archive for your tweets (tweetelephant.com)
8112.
Show HN:Limit CPU, IO, Network in Java (github.com)
8113.
Losing Aaron: Bob Swartz on MIT's Role in His Son's Death (bostonmagazine.com)
8114.
Dogecoin for high scores in game (reddit.com)
8115.
Elegant token-based API access with AngularJS (engineering.talis.com)
8116.
Let’s face it: social TV is dead (gigaom.com)
8117.
Data Mining Reveals the Surprising Behavior of Users of Dating Websites (technologyreview.com)
8118.
How to read a book (artofmanliness.com)
8119.
Boeing #12 (flightaware.com)
8120.
3 Ways to Improve Employee Engagement in 2014 (thecrmprocess.com)
8121.
Onboarding developers to your Rails app sucks (felixclack.com)
8122.
Ask HN: How fast should space-wifi be? ()
8123.
Picking up the pieces after the N Twitter account theft (arstechnica.com)
8124.
BitTitan is hiring www.bittitan.com ()
8125.
You can use Wolfram Alpha to try and predict the Super Bowl. (slashdot.org)
8126.
Flying Donkey Challenge – cargo robots in Africa (flyingdonkey.org)
8127.
Drugs in water (newrepublic.com)
8128.
Introducing Standard Analytics IO (blog.standardanalytics.io)
8129.
The U.S. BRAIN Initiative Boldly Begins (spectrum.ieee.org)
8130.
Show HN : a site to create vintage computer terminal messages (vintagemessage.com)